Delirium Visual Sensitivity Problems - Eye Strain & Motion Sickness

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xEc#1327 a écrit :

I strongly agree with this. Infusing maps feels required in the late game, and the fog just kills visual clarity, colors, music and performance. We definitely need something different. Please.

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skyrk#5219 a écrit :

Dear GGG,

I want to bring to your attention a critical visual sensitivity issue that I have encountered. Recently, I started running delirium-infused maps, and I’ve found the gray fog to be extremely straining on my eyes. After completing a few maps, I experienced nausea and had to stop playing.

If this were limited to occasional delirium maps, I could simply skip the mirror without significantly impacting gameplay. However, since infusing maps is highly beneficial for loot and feels almost mandatory, it creates a situation where most maps are dominated by this gray fog.

This not only impacts visibility but also diminishes the vibrancy of the game's beautiful and colorful graphics. Coupled with the repetitive, gloomy music, it creates an experience that feels depressing and unfun.

I’ve logged over 503 hours of playtime and thoroughly enjoyed the game up until now. Unfortunately, this is the first time I’ve felt like I needed to stop playing due to discomfort.

I kindly request the addition of an option in the visual sensitivity settings to disable or reduce the fog effect. Additionally, it would be helpful to have an option to prevent delirium music from overriding map music when using infused waystones.

Please consider this as an accessibility and health issue. The fog creates poor visibility, leading to low contrast and forcing the eyes to refocus constantly, which can result in eye strain and motion sickness.

Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I hope these suggestions can help make the game more enjoyable and accessible for players like myself.

Sincerely,
Skyrk